Who is widely credited as the first celebrity to appear in a product advertisement, becoming one of history's earliest brand ambassadors in the late 1700s?

Throughout history, product marketing has evolved dramatically from simple merchant announcements to sophisticated campaigns. One fascinating development was the emergence of celebrity brand ambassadors - influential figures hired to represent products and increase their appeal. This practice has deep historical roots and transformed how companies connected with consumers. Test your knowledge about this pivotal development in advertising history!

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Queen Charlotte (wife of King George III), who endorsed Wedgwood pottery in 1765, after which the 'Queen's Ware' line was named
Benjamin Franklin, who promoted his own Franklin stove in newspaper advertisements across the American colonies
Pope Pius VI, who publicly endorsed specific vineyard wines from the papal estates, creating the first luxury endorsement
Marie Antoinette, who was paid to exclusively wear certain French designers' fashions at court events